New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

There was a brilliant gathering in Music Hall
Orange. y. j., last night, at tho hunt ball of
the Essex County Country Club This ball has
been for some years the feature aud wndup Of
the fail OF that pretty suburb and the one OF
last night went far ahead OF It's predecessors. The pat
rucsses matched in about 10 O'Clock They were Mrs
john Burke Ms. H. Mortimer ErooSs, Mrs. William
Clark. Mrs L ,hcrt SelgwIck. Mrs. Edward H. Wright
Mrs PAIL l.. ;hciaud. Mrs. Samuel Campbell. Mrs Z
H. Power, Farr Miss Whitehead and Mrs. W j. Bald
win On the committee were Robert SedgwicA, A. Pen
uinston Whitehouse William Clark Frederick frcling
huyscn, Charlie. A. Mum aud W. ID. BALDWIN. They all
the aunt club "pink" coats with grange facinss
The balconies hung IN and blue. the club
coors AMI OF bright colors were used
pofusoy in tue decorations Supper served in the
small assembly room.
Among the russts present were Henry A. Page, prss-
dent Of the club; Mr. an Mrs Eugene Kelly. Colonel
T.. II. Wright. OF Newark Mrs. BurkeI. oche. MI and
Mrs Henry Parish, jr. Mr. and Mrs stephen Van Reas
seaer Mrs Clarence Cary Miss Grace Potter, Mr and
Mrs. IL. Mex. Twombly Richard Fsncoast. Miss Rachel
Sherman. Eugene Higgins the Misses llllnghast,
Charles Marsh Miss Alice AshInore. Mr. and Mrs. Il. r.
Colgate, Mr.. aud Mrs.. Louis Thebaud. Mr.. and Mrs
George frcinshuy Major Hutton Mr. Philip Lydig
Mr. and Mrs Thomas IL. spslding Mr. aud Mrs George
Koobe ana DR. Valentine Mott Special trains
from Morris,own. and a train left for New-York
this morning at 1870 o'clock.
The ball OF the Meadow Brock Hunt Club took place
also last night at the clubhouse. Hampstead /. l. 1t
was rather unfortunate that the date should have
been liked upon by bOh clubs That the Orange club
was first announced and consequently the dance al
Hampstead was a small but comfortable Tom How
let the coullon. his morning Mr.. Sands, r
will give u hunt breakfast TO the members Of the club
al the CLUBHOUSE There will also be a hunt meet
Miss Katherine Esteile Farrov, daughter OF Phillip
farrely, was married 10 Oscar Nnha in Jersey
Cty Thursday nigh. at the house OF her
uscie Patrick Farrclly manager OF the American News
Company at NO. 22y Warren-st. Tho Misses farieny
Sisters OF the BRIDE bridesmaids and the best 11n
Was Thomas Il John GafAey. OF New York. The ccre-
msny performed by the Rev Father aeor OF ST. Fran
laughter OF Mr. and Mira Enoch ketchan. ~ be mar
ssd TO Clarence a. Eagle. sou OF the Commodore Henry
ASie L. - ". nj the brides home, No East Ihirty-
.:thst. on Wednesday evening. November
WI Eagle Is Major and Inspector on General
flNgerald's staff First Brigade. n. g.. :. \.
Army. and Miss Ane Hargous will take place at ST.
rstricfs Cathedral on Wednesday morning. November
A reception 10 relatives only will BIS given at the
Ssioencs Of NJ" and Mrs +. II. Hargsu, No. 20j West
tlity-seyenth-st
Miss Lydia T.. Cowl and willias Mood Baldwin were
Afnation. Madison and Thirty nfthsi The bride
aaaughier OF William H. Govt and granddaughter az Mr..
.smss Cowl OF his city. The officiating clergymcn were
.he Rev. LeOpdas Il. Baldwin. OF keenc. ~ H..
uncle OF tao groom. and the Rev Maurice J.
ccoWi. OF MiddetOwn, Conn, brother OF the bride.
Sharies i. Mclaughlin bsst man and the ushers
ppefe Garrison Cow brother Of tho bride. Harry H.
Ssmwln bro Der OF the groom, Archibald Goldman. OF
0STston and Joseph ". Cushman.
me engagement OF Dr. Howard Ferde IIanscli. OF
sdepha - the daughter Of General ysgdeS. u. s. A..
}ess bsen announced. Tue wedding Is 70 take place
S san city after the olidays.
s"scsr proposes TO have some OF the Mrs. Potter